The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1887-05-28

agh, Mcguire and his sisters thrown
out at the back of a ditch, never again,
according to English law" to enter
the homes built by their ancestors.
This case fully proves the great anxiety
of tenants to pay impossible rents, and
what follows the absurd effort.
KERRY.
Some more c0nstabulary designations
are expected in Castleisland.
On April 25, at the Dunmanway
Petty Sessions Daniel Grace was SEN
fenced to four months imprisonment,
with hard labor, for assaulting Dennis
Brennan, bailiff. and Sergeant Sugrue,
on the occasion Of his attempted eyic-
tion at KilbarrY on April 9. A man
named Timothy Hurley, living in the
town, was fined Sc for having two gal
Ions of potheen in his possession.
KILDARE.
The priests and people Of the parish
Of Bal]yna have adopted a resolution
protesting emphatically against the CO.
ercion bill.
KILKENNY.
On Sunday, April "a, a great meeting
was held in Kilkenny for the purpose
Of denouncing the jubilee coercion bill.
The majority of clergymen throughout
the county attended, together witt,
5000 people.
LOUTH.
The tide Of emigration has once more
commenced to show in this district,
says a Drogheda despatch of April 90,
and during the last fortnight large
numbers Of young men and women.
principally of the working class, left ty
steamer for Liverpool en- route to
America. The emigrants for the most
part belonged to the County Meath,
but many of them also belonged to
Louth and Drogheda. Monday is the
principal day Of departure for the emil
grants. and the scenes of leave takings
and farewells are affecting in the high
est degree. On April II upwards of
200 left.
LIMERICK.
The emigration from the counties of
Limerick and Clare to the United
States is assuming extensive proper
tons, aud there is a prospect of still
further increase. For several weeks
past the numbers leaving weekly were
between two and three hundred, but
during the week Of April II, it rose to
500. On April 26, 200 young people of
both sexes departed for America.
The tenantry of The O'Grady, at
Herbertstown, refused to accept the
terms and settlement offered by the
landlord until the same terms are ex
tended to the imprisoned bankrupt ten
ant, MIR. Moroney. The landlord Of.
fered to consider the demand Of the
tenants, bnt excepted Mr.. Moroney
from the settlement.
LElTRIM.
The M0orlamilton board of guardians
have condemned the coercion bill as All
act.
LONDONDERRY.
On April 26, a great anti-coercion
was held in the Market Square,
Magbera. x large concourse OF people
including all the Prot stan,
and Catholic families in the surround.
ing districts. The speakers for the
most part were from the Protestant
Home Rule Association, and they made
protestations against the un-
just coercion bill with which Ireland is
MONAGHAN.
Mr.. John Gerard, q. G., has been ap-
pointed crown prosecutor for this
county.
QUEENS COUNTY.
Evictions OH Lord Lansdowne S Lug
gacurran estate were resumed on
April %. Three tenants We're dispos-
Sessed without resistance The police
and military have now been ordered to
eviction operations being
concluded.
SLIGO.
At the RallYconnell Deanery Confer.
ence, at which the Rt. Rev. DR.. Finne-
gan, Bishop Of Fillmore, presided, reso-
utions were adopted emphatically pro
testing against the unjust course OF the
Tory Government towards Ireland in
the coercion and land bills.
1IPPERARY.
The Tipperary town commissioners
nave condemned the coercion bill in the |
most emphatic terms.
WATERFORD.
At the Lismore Quarter Sessions. on
4 Dril % tha criminal h,sjuacS onn